Wavve review (): what it does, who it’s for, what it costs
Wavve makes branded waveform videos from podcast audio, with captions for sound-off viewing, and a Wavve.Link page for the show. Plans are priced by the minutes of video you make. It suits shows that post a waveform clip per episode.
Reviewed on by PodRewind, from Wavve's own pages. PodRewind makes a product in the same space.
What Wavve is
Plans run from Free and Creator through Influencer and Agency to Network, and annual billing lowers each monthly price. Because every tier is a monthly allowance of video minutes, a show that posts one short clip per episode can stay on a lower tier, while daily posting pushes toward Agency or Network (get.wavve.co).
Wavve takes common audio files, including MP3, M4A and WAV, and turns them into "Wavve videos": an animated waveform over your design, with captions and a progress timer (get.wavve.co).
The videos are sized for social platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn. Wavve also gives the podcast a Wavve.Link landing page.
How you get in: Self-serve with a free plan; no trial terms are stated on its podcaster pricing page.
Pricing
Wavve publishes Free at $0, Creator at $12.99 monthly or $10.99 annually, Influencer at $19.99 or $16.99, Agency at $32.99 or $27.99, and Network at $59.99 or $49.99, checked September 27, 2026 (get.wavve.co).
Free includes two video minutes a month with Wavve branding (get.wavve.co); no trial terms are stated.
What it does well
- Simple pricing unit. Each plan is a monthly number of video minutes, so cost maps directly to output.
- Built for audio. Nothing needs to be filmed.
- A wide plan ladder, from Free through Creator, Influencer and Agency to Network, for solo shows up to networks.
Limitations we could verify
- Free includes two video minutes a month with Wavve branding (get.wavve.co).
- A searchable transcript archive is not confirmed on its pages.
- Generated visuals are not confirmed; the format centers on the waveform.
A searchable transcript archive and generated visuals are not confirmed on its pages.
Who should pick it
- You want a branded waveform video for each episode and a simple monthly minute budget.
- You run several shows and need agency or network plans.
Who should look elsewhere
- You want the words on screen to carry the clip rather than a waveform.
- You want your transcripts to become something listeners can search.
How PodRewind differs
PodRewind drops the waveform and puts the words first: word-by-word captions over your artwork or a template, in a vertical video made from an audio-only episode. It comes with Pro, and the same transcripts power a public, searchable archive of the show.
Questions answered
What audio files does Wavve accept?
MP3, M4A and WAV among other common formats, and MP4 as well, according to its podcaster page (get.wavve.co).
How does Wavve pricing work?
Plans are sized by minutes of video per month, from a Free plan through Creator, Influencer, Agency and Network, each with monthly or annual prices.
Does Wavve add captions?
Yes. Wavve adds transcription-based captions for sound-off viewing.
What is Wavve.Link?
A landing page for the podcast that Wavve offers alongside the videos.
Sources
Competitor facts come from each company's own pages, checked . Prices change; follow the links for current figures.
- get.wavve.co Wavve for podcasters: plans and features (accessed )
Captioned video from audio-only episodes
Video clips come with the Pro plan, alongside your searchable archive.